Destination Superstore: 16 Top Luxury Stores Loved By You
Spring is almost here and we’re gearing up for a new season wardrobe. But finding the best pieces usually comes down to which top luxury store you decide to shop at. And as any seasoned shopper knows, some come sprinkled in a little extra magic—perhaps their irresistible curations, directional edits, or generously low prices have you obsessed. Read on for the latest rundown of the most-visited stores on ModeSens and get the lowdown on why they top the list.
A favorite of both Gen Z and Millennial shoppers, this Canadian store (pronounced es-uhns) features an exciting mix of established and emerging designers that reads more like an index of cool brands to know. From Fear of God Essentials to highly anticipated collaborations, like the current one by Puma x Ami, it’s a go-to for anyone in search of streetwear-to-eveningwear infused with the unexpected.
What started as a small shoe shop in Seattle back in 1901 has since blossomed into one of America’s top luxury stores. Over more than a century, Nordstrom has forged a reputation as a trust-worthy go-to, loved as much for the emerging labels housed at NYC’s Columbus Circle space—Acne Studios, Collina Strada, and Sacai, to name a few—as for its online videos, breaking down how each product looks and feels. An essential step forward in making the 2D online shopping experience easy.
The online store that started it all likely needs no introduction. A pioneer loved for its expansive list of runway-ready designers—Prada, Gucci, and Alexander McQueen included—NAP stays one step ahead in more ways than one. It’s currently one of a few platforms highlighting which labels are sustainable through its NET-SUSTAIN program, for instance. Plus, it doubles as a credible magazine, brimming with styling tips and of-the-moment interviews—a top luxury store in more ways than one.
With regular new drops from the world’s most sought-after brands—Bottega Veneta, Saint Laurent, and Valentino, among them—this Australian-started company prides itself on presenting authentic luxury products at up to 30% off. Alongside offering the industry’s most-desired labels, its popularity comes down to this: Who doesn’t love luxury for less?
The self-described ‘Global Destination for Modern Luxury’ is unique in its approach: alongside being a touchpoint for locating luxury apparel from small, far-flung stores, it also features fashion’s heavy-hitters—often with the hardest-to-find pieces or most-wanted collaborations. The accident-prone among us will be grateful for FARFETCH Fix, powered by The Restory, a restoration service that ensures your favorites last as close to forever as possible.
Dropping over 600 weekly new arrivals by coveted industry names (Jacquemus, Balmain, and Burberry, for instance), this Munich-based retailer, founded in 2006, is considered a top luxury store as much for its exclusive collaborations as for its fast, efficient delivery. A trusted go-to with an eye for what’s trending, its customer service offers helpful styling advice, too.
Driven by a mission to help shoppers express themselves through style, this forward-thinking store opened shop in 1924. Back in the summer of 2000, the renowned designer-led behemoth launched saks.com, which offered the same pieces as its in-house counterpart—including Khaite, Loewe, and The Row—along with exclusive products and content.
This Gen Z and Millennial favorite is a go-to for discovering new labels that add spring to your step. Upbeat and youthful in feel, it knows what its customer likes and delivers it in spades, with more than a thousand emerging and established brands competing for your attention. Think AGOLDE, Isabel Marant Étoile, Ronny Kobo, and Golden Goose…and then keep going.
In the late 1800s, French milliner Luisa Jaquin opened a straw-hat boutique in Paris. Fast forward to today and Luisaviaroma is one of Italy’s most respected top luxury stores. Known for countless collaborations with brands, architects, and artists, and LVRSustainable—a curated selection of ethical, eco-conscious pieces from the likes of Loulou Studio, Louisa Ballou, and Brunello Cucinelli.
This London-based insider favorite draws an elevated crowd with an independent style perspective. While plenty comes for big-name luxury brands, many also flock here for Wales Bonner, Simone Rocha, and other directional labels that started life in the British capital. Known names aside, it is also home to Raey—an in-house, seasonless collection of minimalist essentials with a cult following.
